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EVM Anchor Bridge Account

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Names itself EVM_ANCHOR, "EVM Anchor Bridge Account" (2025-09-26). Holds what is bridged between Base and Keeta and pays it out; the first funder of 2,293 accounts. Read by this archive on 2026-10-19 as the storage account of the EVM bridge.

Portfolio

Value$5,8735 of 10 balances have no price
KTA377.4$22.57
USDC5,255$5,255
EURC524.82$590
KEEPE4,579,001$5.13
HODL1,000$0.09

10 tokens · one dust balance hidden · Holdings →

Activity

Blocks
21,403
Operations
42,125 21,607 own · 20,518 by others
Swaps
none
First seen
Last active

Account

Created by
keeta_aab7tgdh…4llq
Last operated by
keeta_a733fw4g…vvqmmultisig
Owner
keeta_aab7tgdh…4llq Control →its creator
Anyone may
deposit hold any token
Funded by
KTA12.57 KTA ·
Funded
2,302 accounts Funding →
Representative
none: no voting weight
Certificates
none
Value$5,873 ▼0.09%
last 30 days · Holdings →
Value over 30 days: $5,878 → $5,873

Control

WhoMaySinceSet by
keeta_aab7tgdh…4llqits creatorownerkeeta_aab7tgdh…4llq
keeta_a733fw4g…vvqmmultisigsend on behalfkeeta_aab7tgdh…4llq

Deposits

WhoMaySinceSet by
anyonedeposit–
keeta_a733fw4g…vvqmmultisigmay not depositkeeta_aab7tgdh…4llq

About deposits

An account may send a token into a storage account when it has the right to deposit that token there: its own right for that token, else its own right for the whole storage account, else -- only when it has no right of its own -- what the storage account lets anyone do. Its owner and admins always may. The token must be one the storage account accepts.

An own right replaces what anyone may, so an account with a right to send on behalf of the storage account for one token, but not to deposit it, may not deposit that token from its own wallet.

A right this storage account grants earlier in the same staple counts; a right on another account does not. Some storage accounts let deposits in this way only: they grant the right, take the deposit and take the right back, all in one staple.

A token's own account sending its token is not checked: the network let the bridge's first 1,029 transfers into its storage account before that account accepted any token.

Tokens it accepts

Any token · by its default permission

None refused.

Representative

Never chose a representative.

Signing

Signed byBlocksSinceLast
keeta_a733fw4g…vvqmmultisig21,402since
keeta_aab7tgdh…4llq2since

Changes

WhenWhatByBlock
anyone by default deposit, be heldby keeta_aab7tgdh…4llq · 79a3c372e2…0181keeta_aab7tgdh…4llq79a3c372e2…0181
keeta_a733fw4g…vvqmmultisig send on behalf · setby keeta_aab7tgdh…4llq · 8717b07919…d3cakeeta_aab7tgdh…4llq8717b07919…d3ca
keeta_aab7tgdh…4llq owner at its creationby keeta_aab7tgdh…4llq · 85524825d4…7abfkeeta_aab7tgdh…4llq85524825d4…7abf

About permissions

A wallet acts by its own key, and nobody else may act for it unless it grants them a right: to send its tokens, to update its info, or everything as an admin. A token, storage or network account has no key: exactly one owner runs it, with any admins the owner names.

A token, storage or network account also has a default: what anyone may do without a right of their own, such as depositing into a storage account or holding a token. A right of one's own replaces the default rather than adding to it, so an empty right blocks.

A right can be given to the holders of a certificate rather than to an account: whoever holds a certificate from that issuer has it. A multisig's signers and quorum are set when it is created and can never change.

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